> But its development has stagnated, and it doesn't offer anything over Log4j2 nowadays. I would say that a logging framework also needs to be boring. I don't

> But its development has stagnated, and it doesn't offer anything over Log4j2 nowadays. I would say that a logging framework also needs to be boring. I don't understand why string interpolation with access to the JNDI context needs to be in core Log4j2. Less is more so to say.